On the Revolutions of the Heavenly Spheres (1566) - Page 8

	Years	Days
A bracket flourish indicates the following entries Emilius Paulus; C. Sulpitius Gallus predicted a lunar eclipse before Christ	172
Hipparchus of Rhodes observed the stars in Alexandria before Christ	120
Abzachis likely a misspelling of Habash al-Hasib contemplated the stars in Rhodes	115
M. T. Cicero and L. Taruntius the astronomer were famous	59
Julius Caesar, through the work of Sosigenes the astronomer, returned the year to the course of the sun	47
Virgil the poet and Vitruvius the architect flourished	45
Caesar died before the incarnation of the Savior in the year	38	1
The Ptolemies and the Kingdom of Egypt ended	30
Strabo the geographer preceded the incarnation of Christ	20
Manilius the astronomer poet

	Years
Titus Livius of Padua and Ovid the poet died in the year after Christ	19
Marinus of Tyre, a geographical writer, lived after Christ	60
Andromachus of Crete, inventor of the theriaca antidote, and Lucan the poet flourished	67
Agrippa contemplated the stars in Bithynia	94
Proclus the astrologer is recognized after Christ in the year	95
Menelaus OCR reads "Mileus" sought the locations of the stars in Rome	99
C. Plinius Secundus perished while visiting Mount Vesuvius	112
Hadrian the Emperor began to reign after Christ	120
Galen the physician of Pergamon follows Christ by	142
Diophantus of Alexandria C. Ptolemy, philosopher and mathematician of Egypt, observed the stars in Alexandria	150
The reign of Diocletian began from the year of the incarnation	283
Julius Firmicus Maternus and Mavortius Lollianus lived	320
The Council in Nicaea was gathered, in which Arius was condemned	320